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@angular/forms

19.2.3

Comparision Betweeen 19.2.3 and 19.2.2

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Version 19.2.3 Details

Angular Forms library version 19.2.3 represents a minor update over the preceding stable release, version 19.2.2. Both versions provide Angular developers with essential tools for crafting forms, encompassing directives and services crucial for data input, validation, and management within Angular applications. A key difference lies in their peer dependencies; while both require specific versions of rxjs and @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser, version 19.2.3 mandates version 19.2.3 of the Angular framework components, whereas version 19.2.2 needs version 19.2.2 of the same dependencies.

Developers considering an upgrade should primarily focus on this peer dependency change. If your project already utilizes Angular core components at version 19.2.2, upgrading to @angular/forms version 19.2.3 will also require to bump the common libraries like core, common and platform-browser. Both tarballs have the same fileCount=6 and unpackedSize=987114, that may indicate the change is not really significant in terms of features. Furthermore, developers should note the release dates: version 19.2.3 was published on March 19, 2025, subsequent to version 19.2.2's release on March 12, 2025, making the newer version a likely candidate for incorporating bug fixes or minor enhancements. As always, reviewing the official Angular changelog for specific details regarding bug fixes or new features introduced in 19.2.3 is advisable before upgrading.

Security Vulnerabilities

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